Partnered Output Coils and Longitudinal Waves

Hey Matt - Nice find!

I believe Floyd Sweet said it best:

A "Team Wave" or a Standing Wave, is key! A Standing Wave can contain much more energy in it than what is in the two individual waves. I pointed this out in the third video in the series:

The math is interesting, because it only predicts twice the amplitude! However, in some situations more than twice the amplitude can be seen.

When the Waves travel in Opposite Directions, where they meet, there is a standing wave, some of the simulations are not very good as the Sign appears to come into the equation, this presents some confusion. Also the Quantity of, the wave is not taken into Account! The Magnetic being 90 degrees from the Electric, which together are considered to be Electromagnetic Waves!

Also important, Floyd Sweet said:

The underlying principal (forget Millikan’s experiment) has been derived in that magnetic effects vary on the square of the current.

What does this mean? Well the Amplitude of a single wave might have a current of 1 amp, same for the other Wave, 1 Amp. Now the two waves combined is double, so should give us 2 Amps, but this is not how this works!!!

Both Waves: Amplitude of 2 x 1 Squared = 4 - So we get 4 Times the Current and not twice!!!

Please check my Math, its early and I have not had my Coffee yet...Normally the Wave Amplitude would be considered as a quantity in Voltage, but here we are looking at the Magnetic side of the Electromagnetic Wave, which is Current.

As Floyd Sweet points out, We can Cancel the E Field (Electric) and get the H Field (Magnetic), or how we really want to look at it, cancel the H Field (Magnetic) and get the E Field (Electric) which is what we want!!!

I think it is Important, we are not really "Cancelling" the Magnetic Field, we put the Magnetic Field under Stress, because a Standing Wave has no Velocity, its a Stress wave:

And so, this is how and where, Electrical Energy is Pumped! The Wire, consisting of Charged Particles, Electrons, Ions and Protons, are put under Pressure, by these Standing Waves! They are separated, and sent on their merry way down the Wire:

It is the Lorentz Force that does this work, F  = v X B where v and B are at right angles defined by the X (Cross Product) and v is the Velocity - and there is very little restricting this movement on v, only on B:

A video I did many years back now:

I hope this helps some!

All the best and thanks for sharing the excellent docs!

   Chris